Tucker (1903, and 1907) (view on line ) A review of the Salvation Army land colony in California (1903?) The Salvation Army in the United States (1904) Colonel Weerasooriya with Bramwell Booth (1905) (some sources list this as Commissioner Weerasooria and others as The warriors' library: Colonel Weerasooriya) Memorandum regarding leading eucalypts suitable for India (1911) What The Salvation Army Is Doing In India And Ceylon (1913) Criminocurology; or, The Indian crim [sic], and what to do with him : Being a review of the work of the Salvation army among the prisoners, habituals and criminal tribes of India (1916. Another source reports between 1912 and 1916) The Indo-British Association : reprint of a speech delivered by Commissioner Booth Tucker at the Cannon Street Hotel, 30 October 1917 (1917) Six-six-six : The mark of the beast (1920) The Bible : the Pen-Gem of the world (1922) Jesus at His Home in Nazareth (1923) Muktifauj, or, Forty years with the Salvation Army in India and Ceylon (1923?) The successful soul-winner : a summary of Finney's revival lectures with Charles Finney (1926) Freeman of Shanghai (1928) some sources have the title Freemen of Shanghai (1922?) Commander Booth-Tucker on His Trial in Court of General Sessions-Judge Newburger (1927) The Salvation Army in America; selected reports, 1899–1903 (1972) The Housing of the poor (late 19th or early 20th century) How to help the poor to help themselves (19--?) The Salvation Army as a temperance movement; being notes of an address at the Chautauqua Assembly, New York (19--) Further reading American Lithographic Co. Commander Booth Tucker in Charge US Forces of the Salvation Army 1896–1904 (1904) Gould, Jean A month with Booth-Tucker (1970) Mackenzie, Frederick Arthur Booth-Tucker, sadhu and saint (1930) Noland, Doris Booth Tucker and the Fringle (2000) Northcott, Cecil; et al True stories of real people : Abraham Lincoln, Sister Eva, Frederick Booth-Tucker, Ruatoka, John Eliot, Thomas Coke (1950) Williams, Dr. Harry; Williams, George Booth-Tucker, William Booth's First Gentleman (1980) (some sources incorrectly list the author as Harry William) Unknown, Life links in the Warfare of Commissioner and Mrs. Booth-Tucker (1888) Unknown [Missionary biographies] (1918, 1920) Unsworth, Madge Bridging the Gap; Frederick Booth-Tucker of India (New York, Friendship Press, 1945) See also National Irrigation Congress References Notes Footnotes External links 1853 births 1929 deaths People educated at Cheltenham College Salvation Army officers Commissioners in The Salvation Army English Salvationists Burials at Abney Park